About MorseKit

MorseKit is a Morse Code platform: a free online Morse Code translator, audio generation and decoding tools, learning material and games, and a curated dictionary, available in 27 languages on the web and as native iOS and Android apps. MorseKit serves ham radio operators, scouts, preppers, aviation, maritime crews, kids and beginners.

MorseKit mascot sending Morse Code at a telegraph desk, surrounded by dots, dashes, a waveform and a globe

What MorseKit is

Every translation on MorseKit is deterministic ITU-standard mapping (ITU-R M.1677-1): no output is generated by a language model, so what you hear and see is exactly the code a radio operator would send. The web platform is free with no account, and Morse output is always rendered left-to-right, even in the 3 right-to-left languages.

MorseKit in numbers

App Store
4.8 out of 5 stars on App Store
Google Play
5.0 out of 5 stars on Google Play
27
interface languages
3 right-to-left
59
ITU dictionary characters
A-Z, 0-9, punctuation, Ç Ğ Ö Ş Ü
204
curated name pages
origin, meaning, popularity
27
cheat sheet PDFs
free, CC BY 4.0

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Built by Firstpoint

MorseKit is developed and maintained by First Point Yazılım Limited Şirketi (Firstpoint), a software studio based in Türkiye. The same team builds the web platform and the mobile apps, which is why the timing, audio and scoring behave identically everywhere.

Questions, feedback or press inquiries: morsekit.com/en/app

Mors, the MorseKit mascot, waving

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